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Which of the following best describes a 'taciturn' person?
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A
Ordinary and unremarkable in conversation
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B
Reserved or uncommunicative in saying little
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C
Fluent and incessant in speech
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D
Excessively talkative about trivial matters
A
Ordinary and unremarkable in conversation
B
Reserved or uncommunicative in saying little
C
Fluent and incessant in speech
D
Excessively talkative about trivial matters
A "taciturn" person is reserved and uncommunicative, speaking very little and often appearing quiet or withdrawn.
Taciturn individuals may choose their words carefully and avoid unnecessary chatter, giving the impression of thoughtfulness or introversion. This term is commonly used to describe someone who does not engage much in casual conversation.
- A) Ordinary and unremarkable in conversation: Being unremarkable does not necessarily mean being quiet or reserved.
- C) Fluent and incessant in speech: This is the opposite of taciturn, describing someone who talks constantly.
- D) Excessively talkative about trivial matters: Such a person would be considered garrulous, not taciturn.
Conclusion:
Because a taciturn person speaks very little and remains reserved, the correct answer is B.
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